A classic Hill Country ranch with long-range views, ample wet weather creek frontage, majestic Live Oaks, rolling topography, multiple prominent building sites, and several unique geological features. There are multiple stunning grottos located in the creek with impressive limestone walls, the largest of which has over 20ft of drop. Red Hill, the highest named point in Kerr County is located on the property. Indian Creek Ranch is conveniently located just 1.5 hours from downtown San Antonio. The ranch has been in the family for over 100 years and is ready for the next family to build a legacy. Indian Creek Ranch has been in the family since the late 1800s. . The property is primarily an Oak-Juniper woodland with impressive topography changes ranging from 2,228 ft atop Red Hill, the highest named point in Kerr County, to 2,040 ft along the creek channel near the SW corner of the tract. Multiple ridges and plateaus offer picturesque long-range views of the surrounding Hill Country that could serve as great homesites. Below these ridges and plateaus are several grasslands with deep soils. The runoff from the high ground feeds into a major tributary to Indian Creek. Being located between the Kerr Wildlife Management Area and the Y-O Ranch, this property is home to many native and exotic wildlife species that this part of the Hill Country is known for. Game species observed on the property include Whitetail Deer, Axis Deer, Gemsbok, Sika Deer, Aoudad, Hogs, and Rio Grande Turkeys. However, in this part of the Hill Country, you never know what type of free-ranging exotic animals may show up. The property has not been hunted in several years. Tract 1 has access to electricity with an electric line running along the north and east boundaries. There is perimeter fencing along the south, east, and north boundaries. The property has deeded easement access from FM 1340 through the Kerr Wildlife Management Area. This easement road is paved and maintained by TPWD.